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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31


xhs n>y ssesssx@llt ttsseEss& khts~xess-'
shs Gen1trs
Nrx yonx. ksF 81 laespaseaes te ths
rnsssa f,ssss indicate tAss isscarstian tsas
vss sesy sensn<ily os~sfyes and business
ainaoss sasssenasa Ia ne easg TIE eensI@l
eHsai ~Ns ths parsae os ths tsrsna Array
escorted - loesl Usiiisars organizations
Al of fhs 1aQusi ussnts n puele s4uAFes
were s,raf asssy ds..,fessG .SilA aosess sflsf
xh.eh the sArsess ousAa Arsnk f~ssss
xeni 81 tke dihsfcas oezaeter'ss L4sss ties
decorated ghs graves oi tAelF oeinfA1rs ana
held Eneeaoftsl sefste<-
Ia ths Naxs0asl Cxpit2l ths ehsefs-
usaal. 9hs nstionAl asnAessFs 81 A.
haesan. lyins aeres< tie fstonAAc, Sss
visited IS . great bsdy Of q. A i. nsn 80
eoxntanisd ~ nUnbef 81 visiting uaois
and no1srs ~eFs sEfsad npon thousands ~
graves ragsralsss neither the slsepsf were.
ia Tie, blus OF gray
Al Richmond ths National neoorssiou
Das and Csanfcaexats Memorial bss
we're Jointly ohssrsed og a. 0onieaeFHies
and Caionists Al Cleveland tbs tonlb q
the snsrkyrod President Garfield aud shs
monument q Co1asnoaors Perry were ss
rnenbsFsd Ia . patriotic manner Al bsl
Girnore. Philadelphia. fltlsDnrE. hufssio
Cincinnati. Chicago and other cities bosa'
ness Vas generally suspended, and military
aud clylc bodies took part with the cltizs ~
IN memorial services, ana II decorating ihs
graves.
Ths tomb of General Grant a Riverside
was one mass II flowers today. Mrs Grant
laid = personal takeh u hoseTs nPon th'
steel oAsksg " blch contains she rclAsins q
Der dead husband. AapFoprssis services
a. l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
CLOSE OF THE DRILL
ORCHARD LAKE CADETS WINNERS
Custer Guard stsEds Flftssnth Ia the ceaa-
psny Drtli-Ihe knc2mpmsnt Goa
sidersd . Military bat Sot
Financial success.

WAsHIssTos. May so.-The National
drill came 10 3 most agreeable eonsinsion
this siteEdoon when the prizes we're award
ed by General Sheridan 70 the successful
competitors Ia the regimsntsl contest, the
First regiment OF Virginia. the sole com
petitor. took the prize magnificent stand
Of colors. Washington Light IHfAusrY toos
the frs; In the battalion drill, the prize be-
ing $500. Louisville Legion second prize.
$500. In the infantry contest the Lomsx
Rifles took the first prize $500. aud Com
pany ID, First regiment, Mirnesots. second
prize. s., sou Battery Il. indianapolis, cap
Inrel first prize in the light artillery con-
test, 81 SO. Milwaukee Light Battery, Sec
ond. $1,000. Cincinnati Battery won FIRST
prize in the machine-gun drill. silver
trophy and $3.50 In the Zonaye contest the
Chicago Zouayes get first prize. $1,000;
cadet corps. Michigan Military Academy
Cadets took FIRST prize 5000. The indiyid-
ual drill was won by Private IL. G. Stack.
Of the San Antonio Rides. a gold medal and
| 500.
As soon as the prizes were awarded the
various companies gave brief exhibition
drills, ana as 5 o'clock approached they
formed in regular lines for final dress par
ade. The troops we're quickly inspected
and the order Company right wheel by
fours" soon left the green lawns without a
single soldier. and the National drill had
come to an end. From military point Of
view the drill may be called successful. but
this can hardly be said Of the venture tinan-
cally.
The Custer Guards of Grand Rapids stood
| fifteenth in the order of competing com
panies. They are well satisfied with their
visit, having made favorable impression
for military bearing and are the champions
OF Michigan. Jackson rated three numbers
lover. The Orchard Lake boys were away
ahead Of every thing. The Grand Rapids
companies will arrive home Wednesday
evening or THURSDAY morning.
The last and ciosing exhibitions of the
programme OF the historic naval engage
menE between the Monitor and Merrmac
Was witnessed tonight by Il, 900 pcople.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
|HaALAH WAS BEATEN
The Csnzalsn Lsft Five EeExtes Bshaaa
~ the Flassh-sa Infsrssting s1a
kxsltiex Rs<s a. Faua422-
oxsst Enfh as1ssaa

CzieAso. Nay 3l-Ths three nails race
sstsssa Eas2Ed Haal4a. The fsaAoas Ca
naiszn oarsrnsa. aa1 Jzeob Gsndsar Of -.
Louis. szs contested sf6 o'clock tbs sysn-
iag on Lake Calumet. al Paliaasn. aid re-
suited IN a sDlsndid victory for ths o4rsman
from Aissoafi. Ths facs was for s5,e00.
the msjor poFtioa Of tie gate receipts and
TIE championship Of America. Both nlen
we're ii as fofn and made and an inter-
esliBg and exciting contest Hsnlan led oy
3 lsngth for txo mics. when Gaudaur made
a vigorous squirt. so0n closed the gap and
sent - the front Hanlan also sparted.
bat could nol hold cut. aud after few
inmates fell back, allowing GanGaur -
finish I'VE lengths ahead. Gsudsur's tins
was D.9, Hanlzn N.38. The race was
witnessed by twenty thousand people. and
great enthusiasm prevailed when Gaudnsur
took tie h0n0Fs.
Betting on the event WAS practically even.
Slight odds were offered on GaudsaF IN 81.
L0uis. b1l IN Nes York, Boston and Phila
deit hia Hanlzn had the call Gaudsur was
TIE fayorite here. BAT 81 odds OF light
margin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
American Jockey Club Meeting.

New YORK, May 30.-The first day of the
Spring meeting OF the American jockey
Ciub. at Jerome Park. found the weather.
track and attendance good.
First racs, five-eights mile, sweepstakes:
Ichi Banr l. Pompero ?, Patrocles 3. Time,
l.Oli.
Second race. one and one sixteenth mile.
sweepstakes: Hypasea /. Buffalo 2, Nellie
Van ). Time. i:52.
Third race, Foriasm handicap, one nd q
quarter miles: Orifamme /, War Eagle 2.
Stoneback 3. Time, 2.i1.
Fourth race, Vithers stakes, one mile:
Hanover l, Stockton ?. Belvidere 8. Time,
1.16t
Fifth race purse $500. three quarters
mile: Blue Line l, Petiicoat 2; no third.
Time. lis.
Sixth race. match between Geo. Works
pony, Wild Tom, and Fred Gebhard's Rosa
Rina declared Oft, Work paying forfeit.
seventh race, handicap Steep.echsse. full
course: Mystic /. Disturbances = Abrsm 3.
Time, 4:2li.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

BsETgwoas Msy 81 r Yesterday for the
first time in the history of the Grand Army
Of the Republic body Of rs members al
tended services at Roman Catholic
church. The Burnside Post. - strong. Of
whcm bat eight are Csthciics, togesher
With the Howard E0u2yss. we're present At
the celebration Of high mass IN the morn-
ing ~ - Bridget = caur1b. Carton Il has
been tie custom of Burnside Post 70 attend
divine services the sunday before Dscors-
tor Day At churches without regard 70 as-
nomination. hu this i the frs tine they
wershippei a. body IN sny church .at-
side the pale Of PrBtesfantisn.
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rs.r,slc eleloslon.

Ttces sss s.Uea. rfees s<slr fsisrs..
aud Others Missing.
BrRGExsTox. =. May 5o.-Tae steam els-
vator at Huntingdon wharf blew up a. 10
o'clork this raornin-. " II. Alhertson
aud T 81 Reece, both married and John
Kelly. sinele. were killed. snd John Cox. e.
gireer George Newman. boss of the gang,
and Cha0ncey Bossineer were Asdiv injured.
besides 4 dozen o. more others Ehose
wounds are not considered dangerous John
Perry Is knowo 60 be miasinz. and IS there
were thirty men on the elevator n the
time others will likely be found. A skif =
nov dredging for the bodies. The elevator
wss The property Of the Chesapeake & ohio
Railroad and is conepietely wrecked. Sev-
sral box-cars are daraaged-
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Tommy warren Wins.

of match between the two feather weights,
Danforta and Warren, was witnessed to-
night BY at least six thousand people. Dam
forth made q game struggle out Was aeariy
overmatched. In the ninth round he be-
came yerv weak. aul ia the tenth, eleventh
aud twelfth. was 50 ba5ly punished that
when be responded to the call FOR time Ia
the thirteenth. one OF Wsrgens famous
lelt-handers soon put him to sleep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
At Rrirhtnn Eeanh.

f. New YoKS, Nay 30-The first day of the
Brighton Beecl. season found the track
good. First race-Fiye-eighths OF mile:
Bell Ringer, 1; Moder, 2, Racquet, 3; time
l:0f.
Second race-Tnree- fourtbs of mile:
King Arthur. /; McBowling. .; Moile
Thomas, 3: time. 1:16i.
Third race-rhree quarters of mile:
Winona. /; Tipsey. >; Oriole, 3; time. i:i6l.
Fourth race -Tnree-fourths of a mile:
Brambieion, /; Ben Thompson, 2; Peters
burg, ,: time. l:i6l.
Fifth race-One mile and quarter: Her
bert I; Barnum, 2, Frank Ward, 3; time.
2.li1.
Sixth race-Sp-en-eighths OF mile Ad-
oneus. Susie Forbes, >, Lord Beacons-
feld. 3; time, i50!.
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The Lztonia Rscss.

CINCINNATI. Nay 30.-At Latonia-First
race thIee-quarters of a mile. Pat Daily.
time, i:23i. Second race, three quarters of
a mile. Lakewood, first, Faith Thompson,
secon;; Lea, third; time, 1:229. Third race.
three-fourths OF mile. Governor Roberts,
FIRST Tony Pastor, second, Brilliant, third,
time 1:23i. Fourth race iive-eighths OF a
mile Dsntolene, tivsi; Autocrst. second;
Cast Steel. third; time, los. Fifth race,
seven -eighths of mile, Lotta Wall, first;
GaIsies, second; Overton. third; time, l:30i.
Sixth race. one mile. Votingsr, first; Rose
second Luke Alexander. third; time. l:J0
Seventh race. one mile and seventy yards,
kaloolab. first; Esgin, second; Wanderoo,
third. time. i.55.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

CElcAso. Nay % The coa6ict that bar
bsen carried on 50 vigorously fof several
years bptween fhe Goodrich line ard ihs
Flint and pere Nsfqnelse Compsny Tor lie
curtyo. Uf the shipping oelEeeu Aiirankef
and Ludington and 3snisiee II ratd ~ obafe
come 20 au end. The Goodrich line yester-
d2y wihdrea TIE CITY Of isadinftoD from
the route. AMI hereafter ere viii Tun
between Chicago and Grand Haven. The
Depcfe. il + stated. viii return 10 tae ives;
shore route. 1hr action on The part Of TIE
Goodrich line leaves the leid O. the Flint
aud Pere Marquette Company. who viii
soon pat tbird propeller on The route.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

nusl convention of the Turner societies Of
Central Michigan opened yesterday. Presi-
dent f. g. Alder. OF Jackson. presiding.
Delegates are present frcm Jackson, Ian
sing, Grand Rapids and the local societies
The next convention will be held at Grand
Rapids april. 1888, aud a general practices
Ga at Lansing in August. in which aIl so-
cieti witl participate. This afternoon
there will be contests for prizes which will
be AWARDED this evening, when a ball ter
inmates the session
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

CFTT oF MExfco. May 39.--A 10. roar. .
shaking Of ne earth and sn apparently
lifting motion Of the earth. lasting - sec
oads, occurred here aboat 3 o'ciock san.
dsv morning The doors Ct the house.
we're s9ang orea, crocker7 vas thrown oat
on the loor and p5ctn,es were shsftsrs3
No fatalities are reperei Ths goVernuezt
viii invest gate the severity and other CIR
stances Of the shock
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

A Flsa1 feres - - sxasss ss<4Fea ~ sAs
Briaxs a Be1kh EsseF4ng

CHsC4so AaF 81 i'sssits2t 0rleesa. q
ts< store FozntsEs Natl01si Dsfeass Asa.
e.atsoa. Fsesises nesscs t91sy thsl tas
brsdss & Bsseh Manufacturing csnasuy
q -. Loeis kmss fll foros II msl6srs
sseuTes .ai rc99skEins the imfneslsts re
tarn u ne b1ge3lts1 FasfsFas Al sasn-
Defs u ms ossocizEsoE sers las1e1laseiy
notiosd sza iafornss % resasas SEPARATIONS
whea really RTssi4snt 1sioe<a ssys this
stofs noiders and al the stove boundaries
thTczghoat he eoaatry ssa sooa rssanls
active 0psxaftoss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

srelss'zs - ret H.ss-f.1 1-stsaNe.
LAKE LIsDES, May S0.-Loud complaints
are made against some of the insurance adj
juster.. who are mere settling with the suf-
ferers. II is claimed that they are "iewing'
the poorer class OF sufferers down TO the
lowest notch, while the wealthy policy
holders are being paid in fuil. There is
great indignation expressed and there are
threats OF boycotting the shylock compsn-
les
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a az nnllalnr cellar....

81. LorIs. May 3o-At j. - O'Clock 20.
day. a three story brick building. No. 4ls
and sis north Third-st. COLLAPSED an6 sev.
eral men are supposed 20 be tuned IN ths
debris. The building was occupied Is
Fiesh a Nook. painters. ard Bailey. l4nes
a Co. sign and house painters. Most 81
the men were out for lunch. bat u vas 81
3 rst thought that several clerks we're ia tifs
Office August Sfilinf gas taken from fhs
deiris badly injured. BE SAYS the men al
esCsrsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

svRkcusr. Nay 3o-1rhe boiler IN the
least three men in the debris Clifford Fui-
Ter was dangerously injured and FFsnk <
Srntts head was crushed. Scott cannot
i've. The wcrk # rsscae = still progress
inx. n A. Wsbsters body Vas taken from
the ruins Al 70 cleck LIE vas extinct ~.
p Ballard sad man named Couch were
seriously injured. The cause Of the expo
sion i unknown
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

An accident Oh the e & " n near Ben-
ton usrb8s in TIE shape of = freight train
being diiehe5 was The cause FOR oeisyine
f5e train FROM Chieseo due Be4e - 815 last
-.sghf Enssyinferfsrt Ar~s~ ~ fis
...sfs ~ 80. srfi8sa. st,frs ist.s lssk ssas
iaisefsts'iet. ssct - fhe -ssti,3es - hers
hoi ~ 1iE 49, fsflffifsf tfse tosi tsas
ffsia srHfa - h+f. 81 = ifsrf die
f.si-a ~ % -fsfet :issf = = eeia i3.s a.s =
1ail first e+4e.t snt if .ss s,pi sfffs
81 ~ flts ssls' r..- e., lus
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

BRooE LYv. May 3o.--Townsopd johnson
and bis brother. Augustus Johnson, who
were arrested on suspicion 81 having caused
the ire Saturday nIebt by " Inch Pslmer's
500 GO was destroyed. confessed today
that they sci ere TO The cooperage while IN
toxirA4ed They had grudFe aasinst Pal.
rner on account Of having been discharged
from Isis employ They viii plead guilty
20 arson in. the third degree when srraigned
tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
THIRTY FUNERALS IN ONE.
Obs.quies at Sotre Dame of the Victims
of. the opers ComIqus Fire

of. t,se Opera Comiqus Fire
PNRIs, May 30.-The cathedral Of Nolrs
Dame was crowded to suff)cation today
the occasion being funeral services over the
bodies of thirty Of the victims Of the Opera
C0mique ire. The collins contsining the
bodies we're placed in line in front OF the
altar and were followed by an immense
procession 20 he cemetery. Orzti0ns were
delivered over the graves by NM. Goblet
and Bertholdi. late Premier and Minister Of
Public Instruction. respectively.
Ninety one 0eiles have been recovered
from the Opera Comiqae ruins. and the
ss~--N f-2.c7-rs 49, az 80 hn lie hsre
not yrf seen rse,,sss.d fae trse-s frsta
~. .nnt,II 80. s-s - .lc. snlns
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Nsw IosE. Nav 81 -T0iays issie 0f TIE
,Slav Deniocrsticl published an appeal 70
he eountrT for s1bscripticns - the Grant
rucnunsnt Ord. II snnoonces that sf2A-
90 has already hesn subscribed b-1f bat
g. = ass) afor- i needed before actual work Il
begun. and this sum is proposes - callset.
Anv smoant from ans cent upward sil Be
mnen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

'n.'., s"a.as~.so-,s 81 -. >-"s, e:
tes ~. xin.st.r.

fsaf- Nsr s'-sus 3 r.sse
oaieislly iast Fsrsi3sni '.ferT ;ssE alter
Dooa si-Est ne commissions u tle ne
min sry. which is constituted a. foiiorE
A. RouTier Presidents ~ tke eogaeil. Min
ister of Enaace aud Minister ef Pests and
Telegraph. n Faiisers0. Minister of fle
Interior. ~ Fioar1es. Minister of Foreign
Afairs ". Spullo Minister ri rEblc In
straction. Fine Arts and Worship - Ma
1ean. Minister of Justice General F.gr3n.
Minister of War Admiral Bsrbev. Minister
of Marine. y. Dsafresin, Minister of I'ab-
lie WORKS u. Bsfbe. Minister Of Agricui-
t1Fe.
on account Of ii health.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Dsvnf Il9 r3e = bgiKbt iosxiea - fssi
90 HsHesse7 vss hfaaela iof7 rolles
Hesf nsfefs issf sni 81 snsea wise
foas h Nesa a trares - Ffssl -
tf ffT sets tt.as - had Only sf-
reed T his hts TIE tstf - 8fve
sa ase. 81 var Ecft ~ Yfsfer'isf ard
s fse ad hs asr frne IL
c m ws " wss wors ng faf ~
eherf h'- f94s #eft nf fe wes q Te1
3 niei s3rssg Al ti,t fssies siou.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
A successful strike.

tHtNSs~t 70 f-z 1tsksst~- stssNs.
MusEEGoS, May 30.-At noon today the
Union cigar makers of this city demanded
an advance in prices of City cents per thou
sand, which was refused, and the men went
out. Later in the day the employers
granted the advance. and the men will re-
sumo work tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
A Pair of Accidents.

tttNeiFtt y " ftNt+tfs- s1ttts.
CALUMET, May 30.-John Harrington fell
from the top OF moving train near this
village today. striking on bis head. About
the same time Thomas Sweeney fell from
another train uesr Ripley. into the lske.
The former got up all right and sweeney
swan ashore and resumed work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Pr fs-I82f TsE4zD 0,aie. MAJ D1r-
ing TIE ssorn he-e tsszs fsEisx bsst cs,a-
tsniax thre< krotnerz nsae1 JaiIa. He1re
sd 5afo5 3ofnze1 wss sN2mpe5 es5 81
ffe eccsrsT IS we're ereenes 4 hesrr So
rrsrsats4 the rsn1erlax - assss1aa8e 80
sne oo1les ~sre nes rsversa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

KsSsss err, No, May So.--A fr.ghtsaei
horse attached 10 esrriags ran away today
and coiEded With a freight car. hsrliae the
occupaats "a frest of the car. Mr..
Eleanor Randall ~ss instantly killed sui
Ms Charles Frsnch snd daughter, Emily.
were pr0bs5F fatally injured Charles
sEs>A suuuEss sisA sls sat ialsry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Re6assn. fhs iran Who gss inferred 81
sse easis isfsors isst veek i ssiIl r. = csit
80. cg86.-sN ffe = - Ms estess ress
5eace 1n tfsstgF kn5 = - le9 faa'
tsss 39cerx wi4 net zl3D~ Sra efeers e.
1ake - sessissonF ~ fhe a4es- kt.stF sn,
les srag ara rses wio ssseulfe5 bial
vss er-eslez end lodges IL IL So r., &.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
ROSS AND HosMeR.
a Phenomenal Race In Phenomenal Time
NJ Flushing.

Nav YoRx. May 5o.-The single seull
race between Wallace Ross and George
Hosmer, near Flushing this afternoon. was
the cause OF good deal of merriment and
discussion. The conditions. as announced.
were three miles, with three turns. for a
parse Of 81 500. Although the water was
choppy. and the two men ran amuck twice,
and Ross fOuled the stake once, yet Ross
won in the phenomenal time of .4:05.
Judges swear the time is right. but they
haven't very good opinion Of the man who
measured the course.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

f5Isssor. Nay 59-~Tae exploring p4rts
n TIE Tdsssn miae dssasser at Bisntvre Is
proiecfinz ifs work ~ ssa-ek 81 sod;es
with al Fs0szibi> sDeed Thas fsr ssxtr-frc
bodies il Al have been recovered To3eT
w0rk has ben - snecessfaI thai hoBes srs
erterssinss o. recovering a. tAs 5o1s~. s
10 wsa -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

MARQTETrE. May 5o.--samueI Wilkes. for
years en- engineer on the Marquette. Hongh-
ton & OntoBaeon Railroad wss terribly IN
inred at fshpeming today and Is nox ia the
''o~rs'si tso-~ Hi- ~~eav~r- IS sie1h.f5i
Hs father 49, iifrTsliv tp~n - siIrt's
~ years go by cste - i''r s'''s '"..'.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Nrw Hsef. sfss - Bsarf ChstBei8. 9
Hroskirn usersDsnf. diea resier3sy - he
@c 81 TIE 103gsief.i - ea oss8xe aeea 10
Is insesnes Ns hea i,een SD ~ seversi
~eeks ~fth 81 ssBrnsti0n - ffie fntesti1es
fasionea es GERS f0Fs szid = saFF ee 0pef
81 f,r Vas Erf5srfsle6 gretsr.lsg - 3 issf -
asrt TIE t.st.esls hoaeTer VS. E1sisle e.
refir ffofn ~ ek1rs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

A,>i-fse Mss -. ,l.ati-s s.r,sa.-f. !.
miil-wHFht IA Enes'mann's nsiii wniis o5'-
iar tie mschinery this forenoon vss saH-
denly faarlls o ne shaft.ue and 5s bsar
tnst,sst instantly
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

sscN1stst - 80 tslssz-V --ess.s.
DrTao5T. Nay 80 The Forepzuzh Cire
snd wild West gave tdrce peff0fmaness
here to,isy and despite the rain turned Feo-
pie away afternoon and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

JAcKsos, March S0.-- Memorial services
were somewhat interfered with today by q
heavy rain. which ragged until 2 clock.
The procession was then formed and vast
number assembled st Nj Evergreen. Maj
W. w. Van Antwerp was president OF The
day. Congressman James oDooosn oe.
lisered an eloquent orslion. which the
Grand Army claims Is the best ever deliv'
cred in their behalf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

HoIIAsn. May So.--Decofstion Day wn
observed in this city today by the A {
Van Raxlte Post. O. A. X, assisted by s1xt.
young ladies. The speaker was C. Il Man
ly Of AnnArbor A good many peopl'
were ia tosn. The weather was clear sn'
bright until they were ready 20 return
from the cemetery when 8 heavy rail-
storm eel ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

txsAessss - ~ rs.zssap-~.ss>z.
Msk4eerrE. Nay 3sIs Is reported tbst
tbe schooners Rel. White a8d Blae and
Senator have bsaehej snd are faii of wsfsr
Al Detoar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
The Aftarnoon f.smes.

RosTox Nav 30-AD audience Of 1900
people greeted the Detroit aid boston
teams wneu they came OF the grounds this
afternoon. and IN consequence the ropes
were stretched still further towards back
yard Much amusement was created oy
tile frantic enceavors 81 spectators 20 secure
seats on the fence They lowered ropes 10
their fellows. aud thus helped them 10
secare seats. This was kep. up until the
fence all over the fieid aas isiie3 Young
Madden. WHO lad so successfully held
down Ansulas si0EgeTs Vas 9rf -. tie b1x.
supported hv Tate. TWitrhe'i aud f5anzeit
Tor the netroits Twiiehsil was a little
nervous In the irst tw0 innings. bat settled
down To work and pitched i8ne game, and
it was the first tw0 innings that los them
the game. The first time the Bosions were
~ BAT they made one run, aud IN the.sec-
ond they piled up three more. Aller
that the Young man braced mp and
successive goose eggs f3r Kelleys men WIS
the Ifsuit The Beiroiis haue5 Madden
harder than the Dostons did Twiichell. bot
they we're strong throughout the nine in
nings. Ia the third i5ning they made two
runs and in the ninth came within one OF
icing the game. The Boston directors are
si5 oe9 ahcad on today's zanes aud TO say
/ lney are happy is drawing il mildly. The
game rssu.ied as follows:
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

sraES= IsTz Nay 23.--Tas sgring Taks
3eies-e3 tie 6rsad Eaven hzss 5zEi cla5
fhis sfseTroon ~ 3 scsre of ~ - -. Jhs
Grand Ha~ens p'ares So - - ~ bfsh
inning xheE TREY we1i 70 pieces. Ihe
game rss vifnesses by s5eot ore fbonsse8
pseD.e from Grand H4Vsn. Ea1'1a ana
Ss-ng Lske. The Coepsrsvsils clas pegs
hers June J.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

wHrvKnars. May Decoration Day
was duly observed ~ this place. The cer~-
fno8ies we're conducted under the auspices
OF Ferry Poet. q. a T. The address wss
made ~ Rev Wm. r Besls chaplain 81
5. of Y. Muaic was furnished ~ the iaeies
bend Of Whitehall The weai her wss very
fine and about one th0us8a1 i've hundred
people were on the grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
THE oAy IN MICHIGAN.
How Is Mas Observed "a Saekssns Lansing
Holland sad whitehall.

tkE4Nsset ~ att 7tAtSNtsrr&<e-A
LAns1ss, May s0.-Rain interfered With
the parade today. but the public exercises
this afternoon st Bucks Opera House were
well attended. Rev. {. HI. beals oesiNeFing
the Grafton squads Of soldiers. members
OF the Relief Corps and Monument Assocls
ton visited the cemetery and strewed the
graves with flowers